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Looking for herp. partners
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by georgiathunder on June 25, 2005
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Anyone interested in herping in the Georgia, South Carolina or North Florida area? Herping alone is getting boring and potetially dangerous. I sometimes take my 16 year old son when he is not in school but would love a partner to take some trips with.
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by Evergreenwitch on June 25, 2005
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I live in panama city fl and enjoy herping all over northwest fl. I currently work on a 100 acre vineyard,and surrounded by another 3000.And lunch breaks are always fun. I'm always interested in meeting new people,and I would really like to herp other places. keep in touch
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by 91C2 on June 25, 2005
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I am in SE GA, Bwk, area and haven't been at all this year. Like you, I get bored going alone, so I my hunt time isn't what it should be.
If you are in this area, drop me a line at
fischefather@yahoo.com. Let me know when and we can do this.
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by Buckk on June 25, 2005
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I am doing research here in Marion County,South Carolina. I am doing a herpetofauna survey at the Wildlife Refuge here. It is about 53 acres of mixed hardwood swampland with little elevated areas. I have two drift fences and several funnel traps along those fences. You can contact me if you are ever in the area. My profile gives my e-mail. I think I have one of my research pictures on the photos section under field photos. I posted it recently so it is probably on the last page. I don't like going alone much either, but for the research (and grade)I have to go.
later
Mark
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by agkistrodude on June 26, 2005
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If your ever going to be around NE GA drop me a line. I usually go by myself,which is why I don't go as much as I used too.(being married with children also might have something to do with it)But fortunately I do some good herpin right on my property.In fact yesterday I went down by the beaver pond/swamp and caught a what I believe is a redbelly watersnake(Nerodia e. erythrogaster).The 2 feild guides I have say I'm a little too far north for their range but I'm pretty sure thats what it is.I've never seen a snake that could read a map anyways!LOL We were haveing company over yesterday evening so I'll check it out better today to be sure.Marty
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by Buckk on June 26, 2005
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I have some field photos of N.erythrogaster that I have caught. If you want to see you can e-mail me at xray237@hotmail.com.
later
mark
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